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Every Sunday we gather to pray, sing, and worship together.
Members of our diverse team and community offer dynamic and engaging preaching no matter your stage of life or faith. Music offered by our talented choirs, historic organ, and lovely congregation honors the standards of our faith while engaging the stories of today. We worship through scripture, prayer, song, liturgy, preaching and presence. |
Throughout the week we gather to fellowship, grow together
Duke Memorial offers many ways to engage in the life of our congregation throughout the week. These groups meet in homes, breweries, and even at church. They are led by members of the congregation who gather together people around a central idea, question, or activity so that we can journey through faith together. All groups are always open to new persons. |
Our Welcome to all
As our Lord Jesus Christ calls us to love and accept every person, Duke Memorial United Methodist Church welcomes into our life together those of every age, race, ethnic background, nationality, gender identity, sexual orientation, family or socioeconomic status, educational background, and physical or mental ability. In our commitment to the reconciliation of all persons as beloved children of God, we celebrate our diversity and recognize the sacred worth and dignity of all. We invite you to join us in our faith journey toward discipleship in Christ with mutual respect, understanding, and love.
You are welcomed. YOu are loved.
2020 Congregational Theme
Each month we will focus on an individual call to welcome expressed in our statement such as age, race, and physical ability with the first month focusing more broadly on our commitment to welcome. You will see banners, physical, in print, and digitally; you will hear liturgy; you will receive content; - that all point to our theme of the month. We invite you to, as Paul says, “think on these things” in hopes that our thoughts turn into lived out action as we share Christ from the heart of Durham.
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our StoryWhen Duke Memorial was birthed in 1885, one of its founders, Mr. Washington Duke, believed this new church in the West End of downtown Durham was to be a church for the masses. Today our mission is much the same. Our congregation desires to share Christ from the heart of Durham through our hospitality and welcome, through our worship of God, through our faith in and faithfulness to Jesus Christ, and through our work of compassion, justice, and peace in Durham and beyond
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